gucci bchen Ken Scott print hooded jacket | Gucci gucci bchen BROWN Card case from the ‘gucci bchen Tiger’ collection

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Description

Brown card case from Gucci, the ‘gucci bchen Tiger’ collection. Crafted from ‘GG Supreme’ canvas, this design features a red logo print on the front, a green and red stripe printed at the back and five card slots inside.

This model is part of the ‘gucci bchen Tiger’ collection celebrating Chinese New Year 2022 – the year of the tiger. On this occasion, different versions of the animal define a curated selection of ready-to-wear and accessories – highlighting the multifaceted character of the brand.

Composition / Capacity

Outer Layer:
‘GG Supreme’ Canvas

Inner Layer:
Cotton

Other elements:
Metal

Measurements

Height: 8,5cm
Width: 11cm

return / delivery

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Available in stores

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